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Is there such thing as too low? After the winter I’ll be lowering the front even move and yes I know the rear wheels aren’t centered, those will be fixed soon
Is there such thing as too low?
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Low like a mofo.
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What do you do if there is a speed bump?
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Drag the frame across it
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Drag the frame across it 
Spark it or park it!
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That looks so good, love the long and low of the Burb really looks great.
Lookin forward to your future suspension mods.
Keeping it static?
Are you going coil-over?
Lookin forward to your future suspension mods.
Keeping it static?
Are you going coil-over?
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I love it parked. I could not drive it like that I’d have to do air ride
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No coilovers for me. Right now the front has stock length struts believe it or not so if rides like a dream
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I dont mind tastefully lowered.. But thats just to low for my tastes. But then again, it aint my truck.. so you do you! 
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Belltech Street Performance with all the rings installed. It’s mounted to the bottom of the control arm with a 1/2” spacer
I dont mind tastefully lowered.. But thats just to low for my tastes. But then again, it aint my truck.. so you do you!
To be 1000% honest, I regret the truck being this low but it’s too late now. Frame is cut in multiple places, fenders are cut, etc. I’ve yet to see one lower that’s still static so I’m just going to keep going
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Love it!! Hows the ride?!
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That is definitely lower than any static drop I've seen on a GMT900! I love the look. Can you take a pic of what you did to the front fenders so that you could drive and turn? I was dropped 3/5 on my 07 and I had to replace my inner fender liners almost yearly because of the amount of rub but that drop is almost lifted compared to yours so I'm anxious to see what you've done!
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It rides really well as long as there’s a few psi in the rear helper bags. If they’re empty, the axle hits the exhaust and damn near everything else in the back
About those inner fenders they were completely cut out when I had 26’s on it and have been extremely lazy when it comes to doing the tubs. I ****** the fenders up when rolling them. I should have just cut the fender lip out completely but attempted to roll them and buckled the fender. So I don’t want to weld in tubs when I need to replace the fenders completely
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This is 15psi in the rear bags. It levels it nicely but again, I’ll be going lower all around once the winter is over
